I’ve worked with several non-profits across the country, from Seattle to Detroit, focusing on education, leadership, and drug prevention in underserved communities. Over the years, I’ve been involved with organizations like Project Roots, AmeriCorps, Diversity Dance Workshop, and City Year. That experience inspired me to create a life that could help fund these kinds of impactful programs beyond being in the trenches on a day to day. This led me to the mortgage and real estate industry, where I built a portfolio that allowed me to give back and support causes I care about.

After the 2009 financial crash, I expanded into tech startups and pursue other passion projects. But I soon realized that the mortgage industry was where I could make the most impact, combining my love for real estate with my drive to help others. I spent five years as a top mortgage banker with the largest lender in the country.

Meeting my wife, a physician, I was made aware of the gap in financial education and services available to medical professionals. That sparked a new focus—helping physicians navigate one of the biggest purchases of their lives: their homes.

Outside of work, my wife and I love spending time with our two dogs, traveling, and playing golf. We’re always planning our next adventure together and inviting as many of our friends with us.